painter

Harinder Sahota

4-9 February (Open 1-6pm daily Tues-Sat, 12-3pm Sun)
The Human Element is an exhibition that celebrates the uniqueness and intrinsic qualities that define our existence as individuals. This exhibition explores our emotions, relationships, and experiences that shape our lives.

This exhibition brings together a dynamic group of artists who, through different creative approaches, offer fresh perspectives on what it means to be human.

The show will be at Espacio Gallery 159 Bethnal Green Road, E2 7DG.

4-9 February (Open 1-6pm daily Tues-Sat, 12-3pm Sun)

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Curves – watercolur by Nadi Shanassi

Nadi Shanassi

I have three paintings on display at the Park Life Cafe, Harrow Weald. This is part of Harrow Art Society’s exhibition, running for two months.

21st January 2025 for 10 weeks

Park Life Cafe – Weald Recreation Ground, High Rd, Harrow HA3 6EJ

contact Nadi Shanassi for more information:

nadi_sh@hotmail.com

Facebook: @nadereh.shanassi

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HAC Community Art Exhibition

Featuring HOS artists

Harrow Arts Centre are once again organising a Community Christmas Exhibition, open to local artists of all ages to submit their work. Professional or amateur, this exhibition celebrates the creative flair of our local Harrow Community over the festive period.

4 Dec – 6 Jan Closed Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Years Day

White Cube Gallery, Harrow Arts Centre, 171 Uxbridge Road, Hatch End, HA5 4EA

https://harrowarts.com/whats-on/event/community-christmas-exhibition

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Koola Adams at Letter in Mind

Koola Adams

I will be exhibiting in the annual A Letter in Mind exhibition, part of the National Brain Appeal charity.
This year, the vibrant community of contributing artists has chosen the theme ‘The Wonder of Colour’. Starting with a simple envelope, artists, patients, and supporters showcase how they’ll bring the wonder of colour to life in envelope artworks.

The lineup of well-known A Letter in Mind contributors includes luminaries such as Axel Scheffler, Leigh Francis (Keith Lemon), Tracey Emin, Morag and Ishbel Myerscough, Chantal Joffe, Indira Varma, Chris Riddell, and Dame Zandra Rhodes.

Each artwork is priced at £85, and all pieces will be exhibited and sold through the online gallery, aletterinmind.org , with the option to view them in person at Gallery Different, 14 Percy St, London W1T 1DR. All proceeds from sales will go towards supporting vital projects at Queen Square National Brain Appeal. Last year, the 10th-anniversary celebration pushed the overall total raised over a decade to more than £300,000 – an incredible achievement.

Online preview: From 11am on 29 October Online sales: From 11am on 31
October Gallery opening times 29 Oct: 10am-8pm 30 Oct-2 Nov: 10am-6pm

Gallery Different, 14 Percy St, London W1T 1DR

https://www.aletterinmind.org

https://www.koolaart.co.uk

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Painter

Sarah Levin’s distinctive flowerscapes are characterised by her use of vibrant colours, often worked in fluorescents and always with pearlescent blended to create interesting effects.

Working on canvas, on the flat, the fluid paint is layered to create colourful striped grasses on which the flowers are created allowing the surface tension of the paint to form organic shapes. The drying process takes several days and the true effects of the paint are slowly revealed.

Influenced by a love of flowers, music and colour, the unique properties of acrylic paint allow Sarah to combine colours that clash and harmonise as in nature.


Sarah is still creating

Sarah can be contacted about her art:

Contact Artist

E: sarahlevinacrylicart@gmail.com
I: @sarahlevinart
W:www.sarahlevinart.co.uk
M:07958613552


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Painter / Mixed Media Artist

Neeta is a contemporary landscape artist whose work is deeply inspired by the ever-changing light of nature — particularly the quiet beauty that emerges from dawn to dusk. Their creative process is intuitive and spontaneous, utilizing mixed media to capture the mood and soul of each scene. Through texture, colour, and emotion, the artist invites viewers into still moments that reflect a profound connection with the land.

They work primarily with a combination of acrylic paint, charcoal pencils, and oil pastels on both canvas and wooden panels.


Neeta is still creating

Neeta can be contacted about her art:

Contact Artist

E: neetapopatKataria@gmail.com
I: @neetapopatkataria
F: @NeetRaang
W: www.neetapopatkataria.com
M: 07727194770


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Painter / Ilustrator

Mark produces paintings of varied genres, including portraits, landscapes, still-life and abstracts, using varied media, including oils, acrylics, gouache, pencil and ink. He also participates in book illustration and art book publishing, recently illustrating the book of poems “If There Were No Seasons” and self publishing the book “Sketches of Morocco by Khalid Al-Jadir”.


Mark is still creating

Mark can be contacted about his art:

Contact Artist

E:markpook@mac.com
T: 07813978021
I: @pooky1961


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Painter

Koola Adams has been painting since 1999. She has a Fine Art degree and Masters from the University of Westminster, Harrow Campus. Her influences are varied but specifically the work of Modernist artists of the early 20th century, namely the Cubists, Supermatists and Constructivists. She sells her work through her website and on several online platforms. She has exhibited extensively in solo and group exhibitions across the UK.
Currently, Koola’s style revolves around examining the interplay between human beings and the geometric landscape. Her paintings feature vibrant shapes, sharply delineated by grid lines, aiming to mirror the geometry of urban environments



Koola is still creating

Koola can be contacted about her art:

Contact Artist


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Painter / Collage / Mixed Media Artist

Since childhood she was passionate about drawing and colouring, but her lifestyle never allowed her to follow her passion until later in life. Now that she paints, she never limits herself. Being versatile, she chooses any subject, tries her hand in any medium, sometimes even paints the same subject in different mediums just to challenge herself. Her motto is “ Paint whatever you fancy, whenever you fancy”.


Nadi is still creating

Nadi can be contacted about her art:


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